willow in Latin
willow in Latin is salix — willow means a tree or shrub with long, slender, often drooping branches, usually found near water.
willow in Latin
salix
The wood of these trees.
What does "willow" mean?
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noun A tree or shrub with long, slender, often drooping branches, usually found near water.
"A weeping willow trailed its branches into the river."
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noun In cricket, informal word for the bat, since willow wood is traditionally used to make them.
"He took the crease, willow in hand."
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willow in a sentence
- A weeping willow trailed its branches into the river.
- They planted a row of willows along the stream bank.
- He took the crease, willow in hand.
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What is "willow" in Latin?
"willow" in Latin is salix. willow means: A tree or shrub with long, slender, often drooping branches, usually found near water.
How do you use "willow" in a sentence?
Example: "A weeping willow trailed its branches into the river." In Latin, "willow" is salix.
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